Silent jokes from Prague

Here’s a cartoon joke about Prague where a group of tourists take pictures of the huge walking ‘Prague Astronomical Clock’ while the real Astronomical Clock at the Old Town Hall looks on in surprise. The joke is expressed without words, only through the image.

Here’s a widescreen cartoon joke about Prague that shows a group of pigeons wearing tourist hats and carrying cameras, flocking around the famous Prague Astronomical Clock like tourists. A joke is expressed without words.

Here’s a widescreen cartoon joke about Prague that depicts a group of confused tourists on Segways who accidentally drive into the Vltava River instead of crossing the Charles Bridge. A joke is expressed without words.

Here’s a widescreen cartoon joke about Prague, showing a large, comical swan in a tourist hat and sunglasses floating down the Vltava River with a map in its wing, while real tourists in boats look on in amazement. A joke is expressed without words.

Here’s a widescreen cartoon joke about Prague that depicts a medieval Czech king trying to park his carriage between modern cars and trams on a busy Prague street. A joke is expressed without words.

Here is a wide-format cartoon joke that humorously depicts different types of Prague residents waiting for a tram. Each character represents a stereotypical Praguer, and the tram in the distance is humorously depicted as a snail, exaggerating the waiting time. A joke is expressed without words.

Here is a wide-format cartoon joke about Prague, depicting a group of pigeons dressed as famous historical figures from Prague history, such as Charles IV. and Franz Kafka, playing chess at a small table on Charles Bridge. A joke is expressed without words.

Here’s a widescreen cartoon joke about Prague that shows a group of traditional Czech marionettes taking a break from the show to check out Prague’s sights. A joke is expressed without words.

Here is a wide-format cartoon joke about Prague, depicting excessively long trams weaving through the streets of the city past famous landmarks such as the Charles Bridge and the Prague Astronomical Clock. A joke is expressed without words.

Here’s a cartoon joke highlighting a distinctive feature of Prague. It depicts the famous Astronomical Clock’s figures taking a coffee break, sitting at a café table next to the clock, much to the surprise of tourists. This whimsical scene captures Prague’s charm in a light-hearted way.

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